Jesper Bengtson
If you take this type of antidepressant, these common foods could be dangerous
A small class of older antidepressants demands strict food rules many patients are never fully briefed on.
Vaping was pitched as the safer pregnancy option: a new SUDI study complicates that
New research on infant deaths puts the "safer alternative" claim under fresh scrutiny.
A next-generation weight-loss drug may cut body weight by nearly 30%
Eli Lilly's experimental retatrutide topped every obesity drug tested so far in a large Phase 3 trial.
One amino acid may be the missing piece that makes the longevity diet actually work
A new mouse study points to methionine as the tweak that unlocks the diet's biggest gains.
5 early warning signs of COPD that most people brush off as normal
More than 16 million Americans have COPD, and millions more likely have it without knowing.
Creatine may boost memory and brain health in older adults, not just muscle
The gym-shelf supplement is quietly building a second reputation as a brain aid.